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CHICAGO, April 8.--A back--to-- the--farm movement, resulting in a 42 per cent incrgase in farm buying in 1924 and insuring a 40 to 50 per this year, is under way throughout the United States, according to Dr. Herman Janss, director of the farm lands division of the National Asso-- éiation of Real Estate boards here Dr. Janks cited a survey of farm real estate trading just completed by E. M. Fisher, director of educa-- tion and research of the farm land division of the National Real Estate Board which on the basis of reports from 81 states and two Canadian provinces, shows the 42 per cent in-- crease in farm sales in 1924 over Reports from--reputable land deal-- ers in various parts of the country show a marked increase in land sales the first few months of this year over last year," said Dr. Janss. "This condition indicates strongly that the last of 1925. will see al-- most a complete end to effects of post war 'farm depression.' " Dr. Janks cited a survey of farm Dr. Janss declared this steadily increasing trek of people to agricul-- tural districts is due to a gtabiliza-- tion of higher prices for farm prod-- ucts, laws passed by nearly half the states inspiring confidence in farm buying by protecting the purchas-- ers from irresponsible real estate dealers and--"a general realization of advantages by farm life." showed an advance of 65 per cent, indicating also an increase in the valuation of agricultural lands," said Dr. Janss. "Eighty 8ve per-- eent of the replies indicated a more dealing in land. Most of them 'car-- ry fine and prison penalties. -- active market. No decrease in farm land prices is in sight. -- "An enormous amount of this new life in farm buying is traceable di-- rectly to results obtained by recent license under bond and all real es-- tate dealers within the state and real estate department to inspect all land offered for farm sub--division or settlement, with powers that prevent Its sale of lands if they are not as "The California Law is unique in that it provides sta'e inspection either optionally or on application of lands on sale throu--*> brokers as to title, drainage, soil, sultability to crops, advertising, etc. If it passes this test it is approved with a state seal with the idea of giving a status similar to bonds legalized for sav-- offers a channel through which the nurchaser may verify or investigate representations. Another state Mich-- igzan, i« now considering the addi-- tion of the land certification feature to its present Heense law. "On the whole these laws 'regu-- lating' farm land"sales have resulted in refusal and revocation of thou-- sands of real estate dealers licenses and have forced irresponsible deal-- ers to refund hundreds of thousands of dollars obtained by misrepresen-- tation. States possessing the license laws include: Tilinois, California, Arizona. Idaho, Louisiana, Michigan, Oklahoma, Oregon, Tenfiessee, Utah, 'Wisconsin. Kentucky, Wyoming, and half--dozen more states have it un-- Tells About Transactions in Recent Months. "The number of acres sold in 1924 Six room house, modern, lot 5ox 200 with garage. All as-- sessments paid. $500.00 or more will handle. ' LIBERTYVILLE, FOR SALE rtlett--Fitzgibbons Realty Service PRICE $6000.00 of State Bank of Chgo to F. E. Ne-- jedly and wf Jt tens, deed. Lot 387, ex W 1 foot in Ravinia Forest. J. E. O'Conmor and wf to Mar-- garet Russo, w--d. Lots 27 and 28, 0. B. VonLinde's subdu. F. E. Runyard and wf to A. R. Runyard and wf jt tens, w--d. Lots 5 and 48, Book's Addn to Antioch. Jera Michel and hus to J. Belec, w--d, lfi.lxbl.ll.n-ubg(\uot F. G. Smith and wf et al--to J. C. O'Shea and wf jt tens, w--d> Pt of lot 6, also pt of lot 5, blk 11, Org! Town of Lt Ft. Lake Mound Cemetery. -- S. L. Crawford and wf to F. K. McCormick and wf jt tens, q--c--d. Pt of see 17, Benton. E. O. Johnson and wf to T. W. I. Ingemanson, q--c--d. Lots 10, JL 12, 13, 14 and 15, blk 4, Town of Hol-- comb. M. Thelen to Vera Folkman, w--d. Lot 9, blk 1, Rosing Brothers subdn H. P. Pope.and wf to Katherine E. Maloney, w--d. Pt of blk 3, Bur-- chells subdn. S. C. Wheelock to Sarah E. Bes-- hears, q--e--d. Pt of lot 2, blk 14, 8. L. Crawford and wf to F. K. McCormick and wf jt tens, w--d. Pt of secs 7, 8, 18 Benton. Catherine Lyons and hus et al to T. Graham, q--c--d. Pt of see 18. Waukegar. ® 2 Selma A. Johnson and hus to J. Bredin and wf jt tens, w--d. <~Lot 1, bik 75, F. P. Hawkins Addn to H Pk. A. DeBoo to Dorothy R. Redding, w--d. Lot 19, blk 18, Washburn Pk. Ruth W. Levy and hus to Mildred Starr Hawley, w--d. Pt of lot 8, bik 38, H Pk. J. E. Woodmari®and wf et al to D. H. Davis and wf jt tens, w--d. Lot 12. Brierhill subdn. . R. J. Pearsall and w1 et al to J. Anderson 'Jr., w--d. Pt of see 17, Mary L. Giles to W. J. Boyd, w--d. Lot 2, NE qr of see 1, Vernon. _ er's subdn. _J. W. Hart and wf to Wm. Hiron-- imus and Agnes Hironimus, jt, tens, w.--d. Lot 11, A. M. Whites addn to Rundo Lake. H. D. Hill and wf and Esther R. Stone to Eleanor Schweitzer ard Lillian Schweitzer, w.--d. Lot 31 Hill and Stones Shore Crest subdn State Bank of Chgo to L. Levine and wf, jt, tens, deed. Lot 25, Hi¥ and tSones Ravine View s10dn. erzak. q.--e.--d. Lots 21 and 22, bik 10, Dreyer's subdn. © 8. Andrejewski and wf t« J. Stan-- crak, w--d. Lots 21 and 22, bik 10, Dreyer's subdn. M. D. Mchan to G. L. Wehirheim and wf, jt, tens, w--d. Lot 10. Me-- Security Svgs Bank to J. Stanczak q.--c.--d. Lots 21 and 22, bik 10, Drey-- hans w.--d. Lot 8, bik 3, Walnut Grove Lake County Title and Trust Company 220 Washington St., WAUKECGAN By U. 8. Government Veterinarian Real Estate Transfers J. A. Jadrich and wf to J. Stan-- CATTLE TESTED for Tuberculosis Free of Charge Office wiih Farm Burean (wie~% S B( Inspecter in Charge Abstracts of Titles ILLINOIS V, M. Gannon to L. R. MacAdam, and wf, jt, tens, w.--d. Lot 45, High-- land Lake subdn. -- ~ H. D. Hill and wf to Esther R. Stone to E. C. Cehweitzer and wi, jt tens, w.--d. Lot 35, Hill & Stone's Shore Crest subdn. Minnie E. Smith and hus to V. Louke and wf, jt, tens, w.--d. Lot 55, First Addn to Washington Pk. O. Noble and D. A. Clithero to sec 15, Deerfield. Charlotte M¥ . stevens to 0. Noble, deed, Pt of see 15, Deerfleld. E. Heyden et al to E. Heyden, deed. , Pt of lot 2, blk 3, Robertsons subdn of Lake Zurich. Carrie Millard et al to E. Heyden, g--c.--d. Pt of lot 2, blk 3, Robert-- sons subdn of Lake Zurich. M. Schanze and wf to L. Peterson and wf, jt, tens, w.--d. Lots 1, 2, and 3, in Schanzes subdn. E. J. Greenebaum, and wf to K. L. Thorsch, w.--d. Pt of lot 5, J. G. Schieks subdn. I. Smith and wf to S. Hanson, w.--d. Lot 23 and 24, blk 6, War-- ren's Addn to Wkgn. J. Cannon and hus to T. E. Henry, and wf, it, tens, w.--d. Pt of see 15, F. H. Miller and wf to V. Hange-- brauck and wf, jt, tens, w.--d. Lot 8, blk 1, Meakins subdn. T. A. ffogan and wf to Catherine Hogan, w.--d. Pt of see 23, Newport. C. Hogan to T. A. Hogan, w.--d. Lot 6, Sebastian Lux subdn. P. Wilder and wf to H. E. Wilder, q.--c.--d. Lot 4, subdn of lot 9, Lake Forest. H. E. Wilder to Mary Seott Wild-- er, q.--c.--d. Lot 4, subdn of lot 9, Lake Forest. F. H. Bartleet and wf to P. J. Dowling and wf, jt, tens, deed. Lot 10, blk 4, Ravinia Highlands. J. K. Stinson and wf to G. A. Roifes, w.--d. Pt of lot 2, see 4, also pt of see 5, Fremont. Stone, w.--d. Pt of see 2, Vernon. ner, w.--d. Lots 17, 14, 6, 3, 19, blk 1, 2, 21, 22; blk 4, Walnut Grove subdn. L. R. MacAdam and wf to V. M. imnon, w.«d. Lot 45, Highland F. Trestik and wf to G. M. Wag-- r, w.--d. _ Lot 1, bik 1, Wainut DonGe BROTHERSs TYPE --A S DAN The Type-- Adedan has always ranked above its price class in d:sém inction of line and appointment. ~ This Special Type further advances that leadership beyond current No special feature that could heighten the car's beauty, or enhance its com-- fort and convenience has been overlooked by the builders. §109§ f. o. b. D «etrsit «« $ 1195 D eliver e d J A MES MORROW & $ O N 20% sOUTH GENESEE $TREET, WAUKEGAN PHONE 218 F. Trestik and wf to G. M. Wag-- ner, w.«d. Lots 11, 14, 3, and 19, blk 2, Walnut Grove subdn. F. Trestik and wf to G. M. Wag-- ner, w.«d, Lot 13, bik 4, Walnut The Hartford Seminary Founcda-- tion corpn to Tony Claudio and wf, jts, deed. Pt of lot 59, Highwood in Everts and Jeffery's subdn. T. Claudio and wi to Z. Gandolfi and--wf, jt, tens, w.--d. Pt of lot 59, Highwood in Everts and Jeffery's Grove subdn. F. Trestik to G. M. Wagner, w.--d. Lots 12, 11 and 18, blk 2, Wainut Grove subdn. D. C. Schroeder and wf to F. H. Johnston, w.--d. °Pt of sec 27, Cuba. J. Griffith and wf to A. P. For-- rest, w.«d,. Lot 18, Washington Cir-- cle subdn. lots 11 and 12, blk 7 Elvira M. Jacobsen and hus et al to G. Hansen, q.G.d. Bik 82, Fred-- erick . H. Bartletts North Shore Nora Springer to B. Peterkort, q.~e~d. Pt of lot 1 and all of lots 11 and 12, blk 7, Plat of Grayslake. B. Peterkort and wf to J. Mel-- berg, w.--d. _ Pt of lot 10 and all of Lot 1, Schwartz subdn. O. B. VonLinde and E. Reiner to H. F. Marquis and wf, jt, tens, w.--d. Lot 21, Ravinia Ct.. lake. F. Walezak and wfi to T. Smith and wf, w,--d. Lots 34 and 35, blk W. Hensen and wi to J. Puetz, w.--d. Pt of lot 54, John Griffith's subdn.. P. B. Moore and wi to A. Hein and J. Watry, wed. Lot 207, Belmont F. H. Bartlett and wf to H. A. La Ray, deed. -- Lot 14, blk 6, Ravinia Highlands. Laura T. Swazey and hus to C. L. Morgan and Wwf, jt; tens, w.--d. Lot 10, blk 27, H. Pk. Catherine Berryman to T. E. Gray, w.--d,.> Lots 3 and 4, blk 19, McKay's Addn to Lt Ft. 13, Dreyers subdn. Five Balloon Tires There is no obligation in asking information or advice. I am always glad to be of service. * FORREST FLAGG OWEN -- Agent -- 234--W Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company s PEeECIAL INSURANCE is PROTECTION , plat of Grays-- vans, This Man Claims All Honors as CHICAGO, IIL, April 6.-- Rip Van Winkle tore off hw twenty year snore he did it in ful Sleepy Hollow, which, one re-- members, was about as noisy as Broad street, Philadelphia on a Sun-- day afternoon. Joseph Lorocco, 19 years old, 2618 West Huron street, now steps forward to claim the lethean honors with the remark that Mr. Van Winkle was a mere Laramie street, made a call on West Lake street last night. He came out leaped into has car and started home. At high and at low speed the car jolted to Laramie street, many, many blocks away. It took several policemen and the doctor to awaken him long enough to let Lorocco slump down into a cell bed at Austin station. He ex-- pects to awaken in time for court. * Home reached, Dr. Mason tried to get out but found the driver's door blocked. He exited the other way and found Lorocco on the running board, where he had been half an hour, smiling like 3 babe and mouth open in a purling snore. Dr. John B. Mason, 1103 North I hereby notify that here-- after no rubbish is to be dumpedlong the highways. Any person caught or re-- ported will be fined to the limit of the law. By order of Highway Commissioner. NOTICE! IRVIN HELFER. AMATEUR FOR RENT--Apartment on Wright .. Court. All modern conveniences > Call Phone 204M 18 tt. J FOR RENT--76 acres on Milwaukee FOR SALE--Baled hay, timothy and mixed clover and . timothy. Ed. Ellis, St. Marys Road, Liber-- tyville. 19 tf. FOR SALE--Hatching eggs from 8 poundCoeMnhnl-ndeJ silky bantams. Also 1 Johnson in-- FOR SALE--Portable hog houses. WANTED--Washing and ijroning to FOR SALE--T room house, beauti-- ful large wooded lot on Stewart Ave., furnace heat and all mo-- dern conveniences, garage. Pric-- ed for quick sale, owner in another tity. Lyons & Rouse. Phone 243. FOR SALE--Gray touring car. Can be seen at 140 E. Church St. 27 it FOR SALE--1 Wisconsin 130 egz incubator, 1 Wisconsin 130 chick indoor brooder, one 50 chick in-- door brooder. Phone Area 452M FOR SALE--Stack of straw. Hard-- wood logs suitable for building or corner post. Planks and heavy timebrs for barn. At Bartlett Farm * Diamond Lake. Call Register, 23 Phone Libertyville 628 J 1 27 FOR SALE--Several hive of honey bees. William E. Nickoley, Prai-- 'rie View, III. R F D. 2 27 2t pd. FOR SALE--12 ton timothy hay baled, 12 ton mixed timothy and FOR SALE--1 Axminster rug 11% FOR SALE--Baled timothy and ai-- Avenue. Reasonable rental. See A. R. Schnaecbele, Libertyville, 22 998 or see Mr. will cost. Measure cight feet by ten feet. Well built and in good ducks. Central and : Ave's. P O. Box 92. Illinois. 27 it pd. bath tob and kitchen sink. Phone 802J, 22 6t pd. do at home. Phone 517M 26 6t IIL1. 27 6t pd. falfa hay. 1 New Staver hu' Gordon Ray, Phone 600R2 23 x12 If you want to buy anything, or if you have something to sall, rent or exchange, or if you want hbelp, make it known through these columns. You will get results. * Minimum charge, 25c. 6 insertions. for $1.00 Rates: 5¢ per line per insertion. There is no way you can reach as many people in Lake count¢ t2 so short a time and at so reasonable a cost as you can if you make your wants known here. A trial will convince you. | -- Classified Ads Smile Your Way Through That dreaded day -- Monday. * 4 It can be done. Many are the homes which have learned the pleasure of a toilless Monday by the use of the Reliable Laundry Service. Call us and let us show you. WET WASH 20 POUNDS for a The RELIABLE LAUNDRY Launderers, Dry Cleaners and Dyers Phone Libertyyville 67--R TL DR. OTTO R. Assistant State Veterimarian Ielephone 66 LIBERTYYIL DR, J. L TAYL Office in First NMational Ba . Hours: 1 to 8:80 and. 7 to DR. 0. E. WANTED--Woman _ for general wmm-m----: farm. Don't apply if you dot HOUSES AND LOTS--Bought and Edwin Austin Phone 167W Liber=-- DWIGHT EDRUS COOF TRACHER OP--YOCAL ATTORNEY AND FRANCIS T. ROLLINS Piano Tuning C. J. MM;': Phone Waukegan 856, Roys Mu-- . sic Store 32 N. Genesse St., Wau-- . LYELL H. tion to small child. Box ST Regis-- ter 26 tt. : " o ts ferences and wages required. Ad-- dress T P Register. 21-- tf. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON GRADUATE AUCTIONEER Reference--Brook State L. J. SLOCUM